Amputation

An amputee is a person who has had one or more of their limbs removed.

makes an incision around the part to be amputated. The part is removed, and the bone is smoothed. A flap is constructed of muscle, connective tissue, and skin to cover the raw end of the bone. The flap is closed over the bone with sutures

Vascular surgeon

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A person who does amputaions is a surgeon.

The cost of having one's finger removed - - presumably due to an accident or disease - - depends primarily on the location of the medical facility where the operation would take place (i.e., country, state or province, county, town, etc), what insurance the individual has (i.e., socialized, group, individual, etc), and how much of the finger is to be removed. Without such information, there is no way to give a single, simple, all-encompassing, answer.

no, not if you amputate it because your body will never know how to grow back your hand or the rest of your arm and you don't have the correct bones anymore.

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the surgical removal of a limb or body part. It is performed to remove diseased tissue or relieve pain.

$38,000 without complications.

This will depend upon what is amputated. Losing the last portion of a finger may take just a few weeks to let the surgical site heal while losing a leg can take months or years to recuperate and regain mobility.

It means that your arms or legs or parts of them have been removed either by a doctor or by a accident.

Amputees often claim that it feels as if the limb is still there.

Yes. Even a quadruple amputee can drive. Meet Wendy.

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Attach.

Amputate means cutting off, so the antonym can be attached. While preparing for GRE one must keep in the mind that anything that's near to the opposite to this can be the possible antonym of amputate. Rachelle- tutor, examville.com

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ITS AMPUTATION OF BOTH OF LOWER LIMBS. REMOVAL OF BOTH OF BELOW KNEE LEGS BECAUSE OF ANY SERIOUS INJURY OR INFECTION WHICH IS NOT CURABLE.

The part of the leg that remains after amputation is called the "stump." This is the portion of the limb that is left after the surgical removal of the lower part of the leg. The stump can vary in size and shape depending on the level of amputation and serves as the foundation for fitting a prosthetic limb if needed.

The five-year survival rate for all lower extremity amputees is less than 50%. For diabetic amputees, the rate is less than 40%. Up to 50% of people who have one leg amputated because of diabetes will lose the other within five years.

Paraplegics.

Some sort of disease might have infected it, such as cancer, and you amputate it to stop it from spreading. Terry Fox had cancer in his leg and he had it amputated to stop it from spreading. Or maybe you got in some sort of accident and sometimes amputation is better than dragging a destroyed leg.

A paraplegic can have a normal life expectancy, unless there are other things that may affect their lifespan, such as infections that are out of control. But paraplegia in itself does not reduce the life expectancy.

They tend to be permanent in practically all cases.

If you suspect your cat needs to have it's leg amputated, contact your local vet immediately. If cost is an issue, they will usually work with you or refer you to a vet that will work with you on the cost. The main thing is to get your cat to the vet ASAP